davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-16
2as Grant 9enfmal.

Gin Stem Dorfer 8latt beflast fi9
barber, baB on Grants @eburtstage
Niemanb barar seba6t babe. bas 8rab
bes perlforbenen 9elben I'M Stem Oorfer
9iperfibe parf nit elmer 8lumenipenoe
AL i1mhden unb 10 bod ~penigftens ben
Betpeis ab3ulegen, baB aud aepublifen
bantbor lein f6nnen.
so, ienes Btatt bot 3edt, man bers
aiBf bier 3u 2anoe entieBli6 lei9tl
Bon allen Senen, bic bur6 @rant in
4mt unb Wiirben ~gelangten, lit es &ei'
mem in ben Slim gefommen, einen
Grans auf bas @rab ibres Wobltbdters
3u legen.
Rrn, bas lieBe fi6 i6lieBIi9 nod
ertragea, penn man ni6t bic 0ffenili6e
glamage bes idmmerli9en Gebli6lages
binunter 3u wiir9eu bdtte, mel1ea bas
8rantsM sproiett erlitten bat.
50 f6limm 1T nod ieIten Elm nit
foldem 8ei6rei ins Qeben gerufenes
Broiect in bic Bride gegangen.
Mlau iuolte $1,000,000 aufbringen
in menigen Sagen, wie mon ii4 ans
fdnalid riibmte !-unb jsbt, na1bem
man elm Sabr lang nit benz 9lingels
beutel berum5esansen III, bat man nit
4d unb Gra6 $125, 000-alfo gendu
ben a6ten Sbeil 3uiammengebrabt.
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Gdtciubar auSgerpttet

burd bieSerbolte unb itarte Dozen Don gbinin,
eripadben Girberfdle in irsenb elmer Der bisIsr
b~etannicn erideinuusen. pieber gu uenem Be-
fieben, oftmaIs obne bic Iei4tefe erIennbare
llriade. I'm bic fdleidenoen sfeims Sisisr
barfnddissn unb bertedten aranfbeit 3i err
t6bten, nidt minber nm fe ;u untsroriiden.
psnn fe atut i'm aorperfpfem terridt ia
Sotettsrs Masenbitters eas au'
seniisenoe MiitteI. Aadbsm ale Auelen,
pcl6e Die gpotbeteripifeui9uft bietet, erf6opft
iiub, obne Nbbilfe eebradt gu baben, pire oas
8itters has esiben~ iiberpdltiacn unb ieben nod
suriidssbIiebenen REIN %beielben ausmersen. :
Soear nod mebr, oas BitterS uiro iud ais etu
S&usmittel e~rpsiien fir Vile, iuelde ben Gin-
Hii0en atmoipbdriIder @iitaofe, rslte mala'
ride 9eibsn cr;euseu, ausseistt fne. Sto'
runsen bes Massns, Der eeber unb Der Sim
aefueibe, seborsn gu ben 2sioen, pelde Dem
@ebrauG bon miasmatiia perborbenem @adsr
foIaen.-DieIe Esrbsn burd bas 8itters nidt
nur b%sieitist, fonbern aud Uerbitet. &bsu'
matismus, 8erifopfuns unS Rieisnleioen un'
t~erIieeen ieiner einDirfung.
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Sas @omite, ipel6es bas @iniammeIn
BON 6elbern iibernommeu bate, bat
iebt b%efiHiiiO bic Glinte ins &orn ses
porfen unb erfldrt, SAP es ic6eu weites
rem geriu6, GeIoer Suiammen;ubrins
gen fur bieien 6Onb, als gdn5li6 boff'
nungslOs pufgdbe. Sa bies in Dem
Sabre mad benz Sobe @rant's gei6eben
1T, alio nod unter sem friiden Gins
brude ieines Siuideibens, 10 1T ni6t
sl crwarten, baB iene Summe iebt nod
nennenspertb anpa6ien wiro.
Sdite man bic Sa9e bon Infang Oil
ni6t nit Der iibli9en ameritaniiden
llebertreibungsiu9t angefaBt, bann
piiroe benz 6eloen 8rant iebt menig'
fieus Elm biibi6es, nenn aud ni6t gar
gu pompbaftes Oentmal geiebt perbeu
f6nnen. 81 aber f6eut man iih mil
&e9t Dor Der Slamage, inn on STEELE
bes WilioneusM ouumeuts uur elm fol:
DIES fir cine g9tel MfiGion iesen gu
t6nnen!
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6. s. @aner,

2O5 We & @ommercefra 5 e,
bdlt elm groBes unb febr getpdbltes 2as
ger bon Sapeten, &ouleaug,
BiIberrabmen unb Geite II.
uab ferner neben 3ei6nensM aterialien
aler 4rt. Sarben unb Inre Is
der M atertalien, betonoers
6ammers fertig gemi9te
Tarben, bic beffen unb b%iligfen i'm
Mfurfte, bic unter boiler @araniie pers
fauft iperben. Sen # t. unh 9 b e.
g~eIgIas unb anbere in bieies Sad
f1Iagenbe artifel; tporin Serr Wtit1er
has 9r0Bte Eager i'm Weften bes Staa.
les bat. Muftrdse aus benz 2anbe tper'
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
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Man pergeGe nt9t,

bab bic 0eaeanart Der @enerale Beantegare
unb garlp, inter bersn sluffi@t bic 8iebunaen
Der 2ouiiiaaa Staatslptterie fattlnoen, cine
fidere 8iirgf6aft bafir siebt. oab bel oielsr
gelesenbeit alles ~orbnungssemds Dor ffh gehe.
bab Bic gtaneen fur Seben sIei9 ftnb unb eab
Nismanb erratben lam, wel9e aumnaer &c.
tpinnen mirh.
RanbeheaEe ferner, bab bic aussak.
luna Der @eiuinue bon bier RATIONAL
sarantirt IN, unb ba6 bic 2ooie bon
benz Yrdf6enten zines Snfituts unter5sidnef
fnb, 6efen berbriefte Hsdte bon ben boaifen
geridtsk6fen anerfannf poroen fine. Man
bite fi9 6aber Dor alei anf Sduf9nua oes
$ubIituias bersdneten Hadabmunssn!
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@n. 0patna u sphu.

uniere Sauptnabrung 1T unb bleibt
bas GIeii9, uub UNI iol6es frii9 uno
gut su erlansen, fann man unm6gli9
einen 3uperldffseren Martt finben, als
ben BON Wm. 66fing & @obn, yto.
511 9be. 6. Sie Serren baben benz
8ei9mad ibrer 9unben &e6nung ge'
trager unb in ibrem gtablihement cine
faIte 2uftmai9ine erri9tet, pel6e allen
anforberungen fur grbaltung unb ents
fernung i9dbli9er Sngrebienaen bes
5leii1es entipri9t. Sic baben beifdn'
Big in ibren @iebb6fen einen groben
8orratb BON Waftbieb, aus ipelGem
tlur bas Bette fir ibre 2unoen gepdblt
tpiro. Wer reel bebient fein mill, Der
6elu6e ben Wartt, go. 511
Apenue 6. 1,10t1i
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,,stdrfeuo, Gafte uerbeKerno mno abs
fiihrcno.

Simmons 2iper &egu o.
to +, rein pesetabilif6, f9msdt ni9t
libel. gs 1T bic i'm Siibeu fur er'
medung Der ftarren 2eber CUR geiunbeu
Sbdtigfeit alsemeiu gebrau6te 4r3nsl
Ct beilt Malaria, @aaisteit, Sispepfe,
9opfi6mera SartIeibigteit uno 9d'
morrboiben; er peruriadt weber uebel'
felt mod 9eibf6usibsn. @r ieBt an
mirfiamlten Die @bIouberungen in
@ana. Sci ueberfuB Der Sale i'm
Ntagen mirft Der Regulator als Ab'
fiibrmiitet; bann resulirt er bic Sdrme
unb perleibt benz ganSen Organismus
2raft unb 8eiunbbeit.
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Cages Wemt8feitea.
SnIanb.


- Der 3mif6enbanbels.G ommihdr
WorriIon bat in einem SnterDieD er'
fldrt, Bel ben unteriuGungei Der &oms
miiion i'm @iiben babe fib ge5eigt, baB
ale 8ertreter Der 8abnen Der Nnfi6t
ieien, bas 6eieB miife bic 8abnen ruis
niren, DEFENDERS firhtet man .bies BON
Der long and short haul.Glaufel. O6
bieie Glaniel fuspenbirt nerben fol
ober niGt, mirb erft in nd9fer Wo6e
entIGieben tperben. Morrifon glaubt
iebo9, baB an Dem, einmal als ri6tig
anaenommeueit princip Der Notbpens
bigteit elmer 8unbess 2ontrolle iiber bic
Babnen ni9t mebr gerttteIt tueroen
tuirb.
= M2rs. Grant Iiegt in Netp BORT
f6uerfrant on Der Sipbteritis banieber.
Die 9ler3te batteit bereits bic Sofnung
auf lire WieberseHeiung aufgegeben,
allen es lit iebt cine lei9te @enbung
gum 8eheren eiugetretsn.
= prin3 2eopolb BON PreuBen, Der
auf ieiner Reiie nm bic Welt aud ei>
nige Wo1en in BEN Ser. Staten Sus
gebra1t bat, if-ba fem urlaub balb
oblduft- am IA. Mai nit benz 2lop5s
Sampfer ugiber@ wieber nod EUROPA
abgereiff.
= Gin aus benz S9Iote elmer 2oeos
motise Hiegenber 6unfe ri6tete in Saz
monb. Snbiana, cine groBe 6euerss
brunif an. Gurm ben 6itufett Qerieth
elm Saufen SobeIfpdbne = wie he gum
ginpaden benubt tuer6en = in Branb
unb babur9 gerietb cine 8~rannttpeins
brennerei in 6Iammen. Nlr ipeuige
Winuten brau9te es, Inn biefe b60ig TT
@ide ai Iegen. Cine Oleomargarins
Gabrit unb Elm Mai9inenf9uppen pers
brannten gIeif3eitig nit. Der burd
ienert 6unfen angeri9tete @eiammts
f9aben belduft fd auf $150,O00.
MusIanb.
= gn Der beutfdsfrans6fi9en @renae
bauern bic gegenieitigen &eibereien fort.
Der Stattbalter BON gIfaB< 2otbringen
IieB tiir3li9 cine ansabl Nrbeiter auss
tpeiien, neil fe bic WarfeiIaiie geiuns
gen unb vVive la France!" gerufen
batten.
= SIN paris belt bic patriotenlisa
cine grpBe Notwithstanding ab,
UNI bic grnennuns bes Mr. 6ansboeuf,
als Na9foIger Deroulebes. gum Prdf'
benton Der 2iga su beftdtigen. Sn feis
ner Mnnabmez@ ebe befiritt Sansboeuf,
baB bic frans0ffde Regierung einen
Druid auf Seroulebe ausgeibt babe,
UNI bie1en CUR Nieberlage feines pos
ffens aIs BorfiBenber Der patriotenliga
su betpeseit unb perfi6erte. baB es
8riinoe rein prinater Naiur gepefen
ieien, bic ienen basu b%eipogen bdtten.
Serner beftritt Sansooeuf, baB bic pas
trioten > 2iga in irsenb melder Weife
bic &ei1staaspablen In @lfaB : 2otb'
ringen beeinHuBt babe.
= Die ct. p~etersburger prei1e pers
lanst cine bpbe 2opfffeuer fur beutfde
Arbeiter, unb stpar ais WieberSergels
tungss MaBresel gegen bic bon Seutf9s
Lamb in Ausfi9t genommene grb6bung
bes 2orn3oIs.
- Der @sar bat bic englii6en Wfit'
sIieber Der afsbanif9en @ren3 : aoms
million empfangen. Die 2ommiifion
lit ni1t gu elmer gemeinfdaftIiGen 8afis
bes ginperfdnoniHes gelangt.
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5ran3i8tel 81.
etae Der Yretfe:
a~nprprimatipns . @epinne:


100 Npprorimaticns @epinne bon $500
(anndbernb BEN $500, 900 @epiun) $4,000
100 APPROXIMATIONS .gepjnne bon $500
(aundberub BEN 500, 900 @sipiun). $4,000
100 approximations. @eniune bon 5000
(annabernb bent $685. 900 @erinn).. 10000
Terminal. Geninne:
1000 @epinne BON 800 [Iefselebt
bur4 ben $500, 900 @eninnl -. 100000
1000 Geninne bon 800 Ifefgeebt
burd ben 100000 @euinnl ~. 100000
$3.50 Gepinne I'M Betrase BON 81 ,05b, 900
~ anfrasen fur asentea, fopie Rateu
fir Clubs fonnen nur In oer Offee n Neb
Orleans aemadt iperoeu.
@ese ndberer ausfunft f9reibe man oeutIi4
BITE sanse abreEe.
Uean iGide @elb bura RSfaI % 0.
ten, GrpreB Mcnep Srber, Rem Oorf
WeMiel auf g2eu Orleans.
Driefe nit gurrenrp uuberdubert PET erpreb
Dir aablen gyprebtofen.
N. u. Daupbin,
sgep SrIeans
Ran abreffre regifrirte Briefe an bic
0ew Orleans Rational Bonf,
Rein Orleans, Ca.
Gbmarb Moore, !Msent.
22l aeeania Stra5e, Gan antuniO, Ssras
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Nlusperfauf unb Neue 9Saaren !

M~usnerfanf unb Vene SSaarei'
s m @inbcreIIaS d Store,
gde SouftonitraBe 6 aDe. 6
tperben ole Winteridube fir Samcn
unb &inber, fir 9erren unb &naben
sum abuIuten 6 o enprei c
ausDerfaut. Dies 1T feline bloBe
Nnfiinbiguna. UNI &eflame gu MAIDEN,
%ipnoeru bic Preiie finb fattiid beoeus
tend berabseIebt mOrben. wopon Sober
fi6 i~iberseugen lam.
Sm Cinderella Sdubfore limb bic
neueu lei6teren S6ubiOrten fir ben
Sommer bereits eingetrofen unb fo'
pobl in Samen'S 6uben tpie Slippers
1T cine oor,iiglide auswabl% porbanben.
Niemaub ioute anbersmo. als i'm @in'
berela S9ubffore faufen.
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California Weine.

Weinliebbaber finben ein sroBes 9as
ger BON feinen California Weinen bel
6errn s. s. Meper am Mlamo
Ylasa. Serr Mepsr fudt bic Weine
on Ort uno Stele aus ul.b fault brett
aus benz 2eler Ter Weinaa@ter. als
gutter 9enner seIingt es ibm ftets, bic
befen Sorten aus3uudbleu. Gr fann
feline Runber iino Gamilien nit einent
guten Sropfen periebeH. &otbs unb
WeiBweine in poraiisli9er Qualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @anone - frei
ins Saus geliefert.
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AaS- 6rau emma gbi9, cine
in SeutidlaHb gepriifte 9ebamme. bic
bereits ldnsere 3eit In @5ieago. tbdtig
mar, empfieblt ibre Oienfe benz biefis
gen publifum. Wobnung: Wro. rs,
South Mlamos6 traBe.
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6 ntfhuIbigung q.

6rau: anna baben Sic ettua COR
einen S9ab2
Oienitmdb6en: So, aber g1doige
6rau-er rau9t ni6t.
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= 2aBt gu9 ni6t tdui6en bur6
niebere preiie fir 4rbeit. wel6e better
ais irgenb cine in Seras geliefert lpirb,
fonbern perfist gu9 na9 @allas
10 . 9 Ybotosrapbif9em atelier, mo
gu9 quite unb sufrieoenffelenbe arbeit
au i1ur reellem preife garantirt uirb.
Alb, gaft 6ouiton 5traBe.
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sNu,. Muth's

Wirtbf9aft unb g tsp o.
billion auf benz 8oubernements 9iigel
in elm beliebter 8eriammlungsort beuts
ider Iamilien. Der Yabilon 1T bur6
6enffer gei9loHen, sebeist unb in ieber
8esiebung Elm bibf6es 2ofal. Seoen
Sonntag, Na9mittag uno Ibenb:
Gon5ert. Nuf gerlanseu mad benz
Ronsert: San3trdn39en. Gusgeaei9nes
tes 8ier, feiuer falter 2un6, = quite,
getpdblte @eieaTdaft, aufmertiame 8e.
6ienung. 20be33Wt
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L. HUTH & S0HN,
bic aIte uub bepdbrte
Gtfen< u. 0Dl3wdaEeH>.
sxorbeu. nab &amensSa ubIuue

y
Harbeu. nab &amen>p auniuu9
aas. sss unb ass @asst>e tratt.
San 0utoutp. .........----.Eeyae.
Saben srbaItsn cine ear.eaSuns
D.. 9anbretb & Schn Sdme 6
reien.
Erfb . grbfeu, Hobuen unb Rorn, GeIb . iforn
ipeibes unb eeIbes. ebsnfals frbalten: e'ns
garIabuua b. 2anbrttb & Sobu edte Samen'
RartofeIn, ais ME Extra earia yeriionf'
earlb Mofe, Beautb Of Sebrcn, @bite ele.
bbant unb nere Sorten, 0arfeIb uno Sfats
Of Rain. j.
eriparteu cine garIabune earIy arnbsr nnS
earlb Orange 8uderrobr.S amen, sspohnliHs
unb German Wiuet, GghptifAes Reis. uno
Defenforn. 9 amen. sn Sano: Sobnfon, Mixeo
Fafiure, Oraarb, perennial Mhe, uno &aien'
Gras Gamen. Meiber idpeoifder Safsr.
asenten fur MietIe8 Iu egras@ ett'
pfIGge, iinb bic beffen, einfadften, btuigltsn,
hdrfiien unS Iei9t sebenbfen aeitpfise; TOM
men nit stusi suten Efsrben oSer wtulsn beat
beitet nerben. Gbenfaus rSoneaeless Blue
BsuA, rBeautp1 unb reaurelA, gang fabl,
riding and walking Cultlvators nit ooer o1nt
aorns unb BaumpolIen. 4fan5er.
Aaenten fur bic berabmten Brinly Pfuege,
Blonet IL. Horse Hoe and Cultivators COM
oined, Sanb Samensrius, RFise nnb Sui
tisotoren. SUIT. 3. Breat Burimaf6in uno
Builder liteufIien, Sarrifon groS. 6 Co., gu
gebraud fertis semifate 6arben, ebas. Wutbs
6ouia. gxtraeforen, Hienen.9aan9er, Mefer3 t.
Btr faufeu brett bon 6abrifeu uao bertaufeu
su ben uiebrisien Marttpreifsu fur "cash".
L. Huth- 81 Sohn.
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9(edtes bentides 6pssembrpt,
iopie pumpernideI uno anbere
grobforten finb iiets frii9 gu baben IN
Der Bdderei BON
2puis Spain.
228, OF Commerce Str.
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Noa nic oascweicne attrattiOn
lleber eine Wiltion pertbsilt.
La. g.. L..
0puiIiana 6tate Qptterp So.


Diefes SnFitut nurSe I'm Sabre 1858 fun
ersiebuuss. unb @obItbatisfeits 8meds bon
Der StaatsIesislatur fur ben 8eitraum bon
finfnnbswantis Sabren sefstli& insorporiri
nit sinsm aapital bon 1000, 900, Su peIasm
fe ieitber einen ReierUefono bon $650,00 bin.
;~usefist bat. Gurd elm Electromagnetic
8otam purben ibre Rsdte elm SbeiI Der sesen.
~pdrtiseu Staatseon fitutiou, auseuommen am
2. December 1879.
Sbre srosen 8iebunsen bon etuseL
men Rummeru fn6en monatli9 hatt
unb ibre srpbe baIbidbrIide Bic.
bun9 fnoet allie s Monate fatt
tSuni uno Seeember).
mir beideinisen bisrSurd, baB mir ale I'm.
~oronuuseu bel ben mouatli@sa uno baIbidbr.
liden 8ietunseu Der eouitana Staatslotterie
gompasnie iberpaden unb periSnlid control.
liren. % berrfdt BET ben 8iebunsen ebrIiGfeit
sesen Ssbsrmaan. Wir ernd9tisen bic Com.
pasuie, bisies gertifeat fur ibre anssisen 30
benuteu.
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Die unters.idnsteu 8anftn nnb Banfiers
merbsn ole 6eiptnne in Der 2ouifiana Stats.
eotteris, bic ibntm prdientirt iperSen, aussabIeu.
8. 3. Sslesbp, Yrii. 60. Scat. Bonf.
y. 9anour, Prii. Stats Nat. Banf.
u. Balbuin, Yrdi. 81. 8. Wot. Sant.
Carl Robn, Yrdi. Union Rut. Banf.
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sdr 9ie neueften Site unb 8 o i
IetteartiteI bel Bancoaf &
Sphn.
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GrObe balbjabrliae 3iebuns
In Der aeabemt Of Wufe, aep Orls0ns,
9ienitag ben IA. sunni 1887.
100, 900 Eidets 5u 500 iebss. Salbe
$40, Yiertef IS, 3ehntel 50,
5~nanJ8iteI 81.
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s6s- 8ei paucoaf G Sobn
finb quite Serrenfleiber geraoeio bills
lig, mie irgenbtpo in Der Staot.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-01-27
CHAPTER III.

Eagles Court, one of the highest canyons of
the Sierras, was in reality plateau of table
land, embayed like green lake in semi
circular sweep of granite, that, lifting itself
5000 feet higher, became a foundation for
the eternal SHOWS. The mountain genii of
space and atmosphere jealousy guarded its
seclusion and surrounded it with illusions; it
never looked to be exactly what it was; the
traveller who saw 1t from the North ridge
apparently at bis feet in descending found
himself separated from 1t by mile long
abyss and a rushing river; those who sought
it by seeming direct trail at tho end of
an hour lost sight of it completely, or,
abandoning the quest aud retracing their
steps, suddenly came upon tho gap through
which it wcs entered. That which from the
ridge appeared to be copsc of bushes be-
side the tiny dwelling wero trees eco feet
high: the cultivated lawn before it, which
might have been covered by the travellers
handkerchief, was a field of / 900 acres
The house itself was a long, low, irregular
structure, chiefly Of roof and vcranda, pict.
urcsquely upheld by rustic pillars of pine.
with thu bark still adhering, and covered
with vines and trailing roses. Yet it was
evident that the GOODNESS produced by this
vast extent of cover was more than the ar.
ehitect, who had planned il under the inau-
ence Of staring and bewildering sky, had
trustfully conceived, for it had to be niiti-
gated by blazing fires in open hesrths when
tho Thermometers marked 100 degrees In the
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-01-27
A Note OF rcr.,.n CIvI,;..tlou.

When the hereditary governor Of
great city tells sou that bis grandfather
was boiled to. death, and that his own fate
fnay not bc different, It strikes yo;i that
his grandsire probably was, and TAFT the
grandson is, somehow connected with a
sugnr refinery. But when tho gentleman
proceeds to explain that his anccstor WIS
judicialiy boiled TO 20 Gcath, END t;sst lie
only favor lie cculd obtain was that the
water should be hot aud rot cold wien he
was plunged into II, thrill OF horror,
tempered with incrcaulity, Is apt TO freeze
the listener; but yet such things RIO end
viii DO agnin In Persia. The hereditary
governor of tie town Of Shiras, The capi.
tai Of rars, the richest nni largest ryot-
ince Of modern Persia, was the Eepticu:ar,
who had lost bis grandfather IN this SbS,
M ~ " ttsff - =. ,.ek..-s1p<xs1ss<ss@
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And took his place IN the cdrdlcGdc.
They had ridden In silence for nearly an
hour, and had passed the scene OF the rob-
berry by higher track Morning bad long
agp advanced its colors on tho cold white
peaks to THAR right, and was taking posses
sion of tue spur where they rode.
at looiis like snow" said Rawlins quietly.
Halo turned toward him in establishment.
Nothing on earth or sky looked less likely.
It had been cold. but that might have been
only q current from the frozen peaks beyond,
reaching the lower valley. The ridge on
which they had halted was still thick with
acknowledgement summer foliage, mingled
with tue darker evergreen of pine and Cir.
Ovcn-like canyons in the long fanks of the
mountain seemed still to glow with the heat
of Yesterdays noon; tie breatllless air yet
trc,nhIel and quivered over sitting gorges
and passes in the granite rocks, while far at
their feet sixty miles Of perpetual summer
stretched away over the winding American
river, now and then lost i'll Gossamcr haze.
1t was scarcely ripe October whcrc they
stood; they could sec the plcnitude of August
still lingering in the valleys.
ave seen Thomson's pass choked up with
fifteen feet O. snow earlier than this" said
Rawlins, answering Halc's gaze; "and last
September the passengers slcddcd over the
road we came last night, and all the time
Thomson, mile lower down over the ridge
in the hollow, smoking his pipe under roses
in his piazzy! Mountains is mighty UNI
certain; they make their own weather ez
they want it. reckon you amt wintered
here yet" ....-
Hale was obliged TO admit that he had
only taken Eagles Court in the early spring.
"Oh, you're all right at Eagle's-when
you're there! But it's like Thomsons-it's
the gettin' there tbaCs-IIallo! What's that!'
A shot, distant but distinct, had rung
through tho keen dir. 1t was followed by
another SO alike as to seem an echo.
chats over yon, on tho North ridge"
snid the ostlcr, "about two miles as the crow
flies and five by the trail Somebody's
shootin' bar"
mot with shot gum" said Clincb, quickly
wheeling his horse with gesture that cleo
trifed them. ats them, and they've doubled
OH us! To the North ridge, gentlemen, and
ride oil you Enow!"
IL needed 10 second challenge to COM
pletely transform that quiet cavalcadc. The
wild, man-hunting instinct, inscparable 10
most humanity, rose at their leaders look
and word. With an incoherent and unintel-
ligible cry, giving voice to the chase like the
commonest hound of their fields the order
loving Hale and the philosophical Rawlins
wheeled with the others, and i'll another in
slant the little band swept out of sight in the
forest.
An immense and unreasonable quiet sue
cccded. The sunlight glistcncd silently on
cliff and scar, the vast distance below seemed
to stretch out and broaden into rcpose. It
might have been fancy, but over The sharp
line of the North ridge light smoke lifted
as of an escaping soul.
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Winter Fashions In a Nutshell,

To stu, up briefly the striking features 4.
the winter fashions, 1t may bc said TINT for
thu street tho dress is simple, almost severe,
usually tailor dress Of dark wool, without
trimming. For the carriage ,nnch more Of
luxury Is allowed. Rich stnirs. plush wraps,
or w,af,s Of Geuoa velvet, will, tintesl flow
ei's, costly furs--in word, alm,~t everything
that is rich and elegant. For rrciving ones
friends at home, fashion permits the most
delicate colors, in despite of storm and snow
outside. Featbery laces, glittering passc-
menteries, all that Gun arrest tbs eye or
charm the Imagination, are at the service of
the hostess, The same Is true OF her evening
dress, except that then she uncovers her
shoulders and arms, decks berself with pre-
ctois stones md trnils behind her mass az
beautiful stufls and pillows of oil Iace-such
lace. alas! as is no longer mnde. nnd for
which we refuse to I've consoled by any quass-
tity OF the democratic limitations at a franc
or two the yard.-Harper's Bazaar.
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[coNTINUED FROM LAST wEEk.l
SNOW BOUND AT EAGLES
BY BRET HARTE.


Hale started. He had forgotten his wife
and family at Eagles Court, ten miles away.
They would be alarmed at his absence, would
perhaps hear some exaggerated version of the
stage coach robbery and fear the worst.
SIS there any way could send line to
Eagles Court before daybrcak:" ho asked
eagerly. m
The station was already drained of its
spare men and horses. Tho undenominated
passenger stepped forward and offered to
take it himself when his business, which he
would iispat' as quickly as possible, was
concluded.
THAT amt a bad idea," said Clinch, re-
Hectively, "for eff yer hurry you'll head 'cm
off in case they scent us, and try to double
back on the North ridge. They'll fight shy
of the trail If they see anybody ON It, and
one mans as good as Dozen"
Hale could not help thinking that he
might have been that one man, and had his
opportunity for independent action but for
his rash proposal, but it was too late to with
draw now. He hastily scribble,l q few lines
to his wife OH o sheet of the station paper,
handed it to the man, and took his place in
the little cavalcade as it fled silently down
the road